Image credit: Randy Holmes\/ABC <\/p>\n
BROMANCE Sloan (Eric Dane) and Avery (Jesse Williams) have become quite the dynamic duo lately on Grey's Anatomy <\/p>\n
There was a particular moment during last night\u2019s new episode of Grey\u2019s Anatomy -- which was titled \u201cHave You Seen Me Lately?\u201d -- that felt like classic Grey\u2019s Anatomy. Granted, it was sort of a totally terrible moment for Cristina and Owen, but if you\u2019re a fan of the show, you probably recognized it and appreciated it for what it was, too. It was during the rather uncomfortable therapy sessions that dominated the hour for Cristina and Owen, who have been off-kilter as a couple since she had an abortion in the season 8 premiere. <\/p>\n
The moment came after the couple fought for what seemed like hours but was really probably only one very intense one-hour session with the therapist that was spliced throughout the entire episode. Again, the topic was, unshockingly: the abortion. But really, the fight was about them not being on the same page, being totally out-of-sync with each other. Cristina stated, as she always does, after Owen called her and Meredith \u201ctwisted sisters,\u201d that Meredith was her \u201cperson.\u201d Owen\u2019s response: \u201cI should be your person!\u201d And he's right. Then came Cristina\u2019s heart-breaking response: \u201cBe my person! Be my person, Owen! Be my freakin\u2019 person!\u201d Let me translate: Support what happened -- and my decision to not have children. And then came Owen\u2019s even more heart-breaking response: \u201cBe my person!\u201d The quick-fire pacing, the back-and-forth nature, and the \u201cperson\u201d references just made me feel like this was really real Grey\u2019s Anatomy realness. <\/p>\n
\u201cBe my person!\u201d It\u2019s a simple request, right? It should be. But in this case, with Cristina and Owen, it sort of didn\u2019t matter what the couple said to each other, or how they put it. As Owen said to the therapist at the top of the episode: \u201cWe don\u2019t communicate.\u201d Ding, ding, ding! It doesn\u2019t take a therapist to realize that -- or to realize that that's the huge issue. It\u2019s all fine and good that Cristina and Owen are finally addressing their issues in a real setting that could produce results, but honestly: It seems doubtful that they\u2019ll reach any sort of resolution. Now, I\u2019m no expert, but I\u2019ve been through my fair share of disagreements in my lifetime, and it seems like these two have no interest in coming to some sort of compromise. But, really, is there a compromise when it comes to children? It\u2019s not like they can really meet halfway. Half a child? A part-time child? A child that only one of them cares for? I don\u2019t think so. I was sitting here with my TV watching partner tonight, fellow EW recapper Annie Barrett, and she summed it up just perfectly to me: \u201cOh my God, just break up already!\u201d Yes. Hell, yes! <\/p>\n
NEXT: \"People can not want kids. It's a thing.\" <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Read the original post: Image credit: Randy Holmes\/ABC BROMANCE Sloan (Eric Dane) and Avery (Jesse Williams) have become quite the dynamic duo lately on Grey's Anatomy There was a particular moment during last night\u2019s new episode of Grey\u2019s Anatomy -- which was titled \u201cHave You Seen Me Lately?\u201d -- that felt like classic Grey\u2019s Anatomy. Granted, it was sort of a totally terrible moment for Cristina and Owen, but if you\u2019re a fan of the show, you probably recognized it and appreciated it for what it was, too. Continue reading
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